The Storm is Brewing

Pastor Hilton delivers a message on enduring through spiritual darkness, drawing from the Israelites' bondage in Egypt and Peter's denial. He emphasizes that God works in the darkest nights, and the answer to prayer often comes after prolonged waiting and struggle. Referencing Luke 18's parable of the persistent widow and the unjust judge, he stresses that God will avenge His elect speedily, but the key is maintaining faith when the answer arrives. He calls the congregation to respond to the Holy Ghost, recognizing that revival is already present, not something to search for. Finally, he ties the message to Elijah's servant seeing a cloud the size of a man's hand on Mount Carmel, symbolizing a small sign of the coming deluge. Pastor Hilton urges the church to build a hedge around the man of God and to stand firm, proclaiming that morning is breaking and the storm of God's outpouring is brewing.